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#251
Keep at it.
CD Newsletter - Week 10
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#254
Eliminating designed screen plays and slants, Jaguars receivers have the shallowest routes run in the league. I've seen that but didn't realize it has gotten this bad. OC Press Taylor has been given a solid foundation to build an elaborate house but his architectural skill maxes out at a cookie cutter home repeated in every suburban subdivision.
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#255
Quote Originally Posted by undermysac:
82% of the public is on the under...(47.5) Has that Denver D turned a corner since giving up 70 to Miami? Since then they have given up: 28 to Justin Fields. 22 vs Zach Wilson. 19 vs Mahomes 17 vs Love 9 vs Mahomes(flu game) Seems like they're trending to greatness no? Despite holding their last 4 opponents to a 16.75 ppg average, they are 15th in dropback epa, and 27th in dropback success rate. 18th in rush epa, 22 in rush success rate. The Bills in the same span(since week 5) are 32nd overall in defensive epa. They're problems in the secondary are not a secret to anyone, and they have more injuries than the Ravens believe it or not. To further show how bad this is, in weeks 6, 7, and 8, they have faced the Giants, Patriots, and Buccaneers. On offense, in the same said span, the Bills are 3rd overall offensive epa, and #1 in success rate. So some one please explain to me how the scoreboard does not get lit up tonight? We all know how prime time unders have been ruling so far. But there's no other reason to not strike hard with a Cyrax special tonight. Well maybe the weather, I haven't checked that yet.
82% of the public is on the under...(47.5) Has that Denver D turned a corner since giving up 70 to Miami? Since then they have given up: 28 to Justin Fields. 22 vs Zach Wilson. 19 vs Mahomes 17 vs Love 9 vs Mahomes(flu game) Seems like they're trending to greatness no? Despite holding their last 4 opponents to a 16.75 ppg average, they are 15th in dropback epa, and 27th in dropback success rate. 18th in rush epa, 22 in rush success rate. The Bills in the same span(since week 5) are 32nd overall in defensive epa. They're problems in the secondary are not a secret to anyone, and they have more injuries than the Ravens believe it or not. To further show how bad this is, in weeks 6, 7, and 8, they have faced the Giants, Patriots, and Buccaneers. On offense, in the same said span, the Bills are 3rd overall offensive epa, and #1 in success rate. So some one please explain to me how the scoreboard does not get lit up tonight? We all know how prime time unders have been ruling so far. But there's no other reason to not strike hard with a Cyrax special tonight. Well maybe the weather, I haven't checked that yet.
I’m with you Sac , I ‘m on the Over 47.5 Cyrax Special 
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#263
Quote Originally Posted by bigred84:
It's not just about injuries.... It's who is out ... The Browns played back up Tackles and played good. Ravens were without Moses RT... And lost LT Stanley in the early 4th.. His back ups couldnt block Monte... Watson was 6-20 in the first half. Humphrey got hurt early 3rd He went 14-14 in the 2nd half.. No excuse for the run defense .. That was terrible... Thankfully Humphrey only suffered a strained calf... Can he play Thursday...Doubtful...
If excuses were money you could pay off the national debt and still have money left over for a new Ngata jersey
bigreds daddy
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#266
Quote Originally Posted by undermysac:
@Getty3 Well played, and great song
@Getty3 Well played, and great song
Fun fact. Neil Peart did the "Subdivisions" vocal on the studio track but he refused to do it in concert. So in all the live performances Alex Lifeson either says it himself or lip synchs it to the original recording done by Peart. Now you know.
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#268
Quote Originally Posted by Getty3:
Quote Originally Posted by undermysac: @Getty3 Well played, and great song Fun fact. Neil Peart did the "Subdivisions" vocal on the studio track but he refused to do it in concert. So in all the live performances Alex Lifeson either says it himself or lip synchs it to the original recording done by Peart. Now you know.
Why so?
Quote Originally Posted by undermysac: @Getty3 Well played, and great song Fun fact. Neil Peart did the "Subdivisions" vocal on the studio track but he refused to do it in concert. So in all the live performances Alex Lifeson either says it himself or lip synchs it to the original recording done by Peart. Now you know.
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#273
@Biscuiteater1
The dear soul is dead. I can't communicate with him.
But I assume he was too consumed with playing the perfect drum parts to be distracted by adding the vocals in concert. Peart once said that Subdivisions was one of his favorite songs to play live because it was difficult to perfect.
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